Double Balloon Nozzles

I am trying to find a double balloon nozzle. I would like a latex Balloon but I do not think they are still being made anymore. The silicone ones seem to be out of stock because of manufacturing problems overseas, plus the one silicone one I had years ago was the 750cc and to insert it was like trying to get the toothpaste back in the tube. I have a German made one that is Silkolatex double balloon, but one pump controls both balloons. The only place I see that has them is E bay and they come from Germany.

Does anyone have any info?

Thanks

Like these?

http://www.klystra.com/store/double-balloon-nozzles

Yes, but they have been out of stock for months because of a defect.

This is what I have now. http://www.ebay.com/itm/Balloon-double-rectal-tube-enema-nozzle-bulb-/181202722730

That is the large size that is next to impossible to insert.

The German seller on ebay, 'Seller: medware2000' often has the latex double balloon nozzles. They are excellent quality, fairly priced and he ships fast. Purchased from his twice and both time excellent.

The only down side to the Medware2000 double balloon nozzle is the two balloons are not inflated separately they inflate together. You need an adapter on the standard 'pump' to fit the inflation line. Otherwise it is a great product.

That is the nozzle I have now and it is getting old. I just was not sure about ordering from overseas.

I have read about these. I am an inexperienced enema fan, I have not had many experiences and was wondering what it is like to use one of these.

Hi Cassidy. A double balloon nozzle allows you to inject a larger volume of fluid and retain it for a longer time. Inserting the tip and inner balloon takes a little practice but is not too difficult for balloons up to 500cc, (probably the largest you will ever need). After inserting the inner balloon you pump it up with a bulb to a level that feels comfortable, then you pump up the outer balloon which will pull the inner balloon snug against your rectum, quite an experience the first time! After adjusting the pressure in the inner balloon to make it snug you are ready to hook up whatever kind of bag and valve you are using. Start with something that is not too irritating, (Ivory soap to make the water cloudy or just one Tsp of salt per quart of warm water).

After that you will just have to experiment. I hope that by the time you get to buying a double balloon nozzle you have your husband on board for administering enemas, if not taking them himself.

Cassidy,

The double balloon nozzles provide an amazing sensation, particularly if you like a very full feeling inside your rectum (without having to have that large of a diameter pass through your anus). Then when the external balloon is inflated it spreads the cheeks and pulls the internal balloon up very snug on both sides of the anus.

They are not as easy to insert as you might think. There slinky and slippery when lubricated, and the silicone ones especially don't deflate into nothing, i.e. there is still a fairly large bulge to insert. Personally, I have quite a bit of trouble inserting one into myself and rely on my partner to do it. Sometimes it feels as if my anus is being pinched a bit. I would be very careful when giving an enema to another with these, as there is a chance of overfilling.

But I LOVE it once in and inflated. I also love the secure feeling that it won't slip out (if large enough and fully inflated), smaller models you can expel relatively easily. For long, slow fills they are definitely worth the hassle.

Pros: Fullness feels wonderful; controls leaking, comfort for long fills; can move around without the feeling of a hard nozzle impaling you; fun to look at your partner with one of these bulging between their buttocks; adds novelty and naughtiness.

Cons: Hard to insert; expensive; takes some practice to insert and inflate; have to be inflated carefully (you can't see the one inside the rectum, so you need to know how many squeezes of the inflator is correct without overinflation - god knows what happens if you burst one of these inside of you; and you do end up with a lot of paraphernalia hanging out of your butt. Looks a bit like a plumbers nightmare.

Hope you get a chance to try. You won't forget it.

I would love to try one sometime but i think i would need help

i would love to try one sometime but i think i would need help

I'll say from experience and as a solo enema lover, inserting a double balloon nozzle is an acquired skill. But it can be done!

And if there are any silicone double balloons ever available again, you owe it to yourself to get one. They are, in my opinion, one of the most erotic devices ever! OMG, feeling it inside you is one of the most awesome feelings!

I know you'd love it!!!

Deb

I've heard a few people say they struggle with inserting double balloon nozzles themselves but I've never had any problem.

Can someone explain why they find it difficult?

I've had a fair amount of experience with double balloon nozzles, both latex and silicone varieties. I think the biggest problem inserting these nozzles is that the balloon is rather floppy and squirms around during insertion. My advice is to open the inflation bulb valve, squeeze as much air from the forward balloon and then close the valve on the inflation bulb. This will make the balloon smaller in diameter and firmer. Then lots of lube. You can also use a small plug or dildo to loosen yourself up before insertion. Doesn't even have to be a small one. Sometimes bigger is better. 😃

The silicone ballon nozzle is firmer and easier to insert than the latex which, especially after latex gets older, is rather soft and floppy.

Suzie a lot of us know about getting soft and floppy with age but we try to overcome it.

Anyone have an idea of wear to buy? Klystra is out and I know there are many poor knockoffs out there. I'm ready to bite the bullet on this and am disappointed they are now so hard to find.

Also, from what I've read people seem to prefer the 500 cc model over the 750 cc. I like a feeling a fullness in the rectum and I am used to 3" diameter and larger toys. I also am hoping to occupy as much space in the rectum so that thr smallest amount of solution will be in there whe retaining, hoping that will lessen the urge to expel. Given that do you think the 750 cc the recommendation still stands?

Twistmyrubberarm.com now has them in stock. Just over $100.

I have an inflatable single balloon nozzle. I squeeze out the air and then put a piece of masking tape over the pump bulb to prevent air from entering. I use some castle soap in the nozzle and my butt for a smooth insertion.

I got the latex double ballon nozzle on Ebay that came from Germany a few months ago and I am very happy with it.

LisaK that is a nice story

There used to be several suppliers of these, but they seem to have disappeared, or I don't know where to look anymore.

Could it be those nasty corporate folks who won't let us call it what we have for years had anything to do with the dissapearance?

The latex type are still available from Medtech3000: https://www.medtech3000.de/Klistier/Einlauf/Heilfasten/Doppelballon-Darmrohr-Ruesch-nach-Gaul-Doppelballondarmrohr::8.html?MODsid=mfj1ifnrhg2kik5aicil60jl55

Some people report finding the silicone type on ebay and elsewhere, but quality seems to be iffy.

No, the folks at Bard had nothing to do with it. Supply and demand, along with product evolution, are responsible for the near extinction.

The fluted balloon rectal catheter used to be quite rare and expensive. The Beth Tyler and Klystra folks had tooling made that copied the original design which had two 250cc balloons in latex. I don't think they ever made their costs back. The people who made them for them apparently didn't mind selling them to anybody who wanted to buy at the wholesale level.

Revisions came.. The outside balloon was turned around so it sealed better against the anus when inflated. The inner balloon was increased to 500cc. The biggest complaint wss that latex was hard to clean and wore out too easily. That's when they started having then produced in silicone.

Sale of the latex ones fell way off, and eventually it became unrealistic for anybody to stock them. Too bad, as I think they're much more comfortable than the silicone ones.

Doc

Docinny45, how do you know all this?

I was playing with some silicone at home and I think I might have an idea as to how to make one out of silicone. the ones klystra sold were not too comfortable i feel because the silicone was too hard. there are many different softnesses available, so maybe softer silicone and some adjustments to the overall design (750 cc is too huge even for me) would make the experience better.

anyways i shall try and see what happens.

I don't know how Docinny45 knows this, but as an owner of several latex and silicone Klystra double balloons in different sizes, what he says makes complete sense.

The medical profession doesn't use these, In fact for many medical retention enemas like hypaque or others in radiology, they use a large foley as a retention nozzle.

I'm sure it's a volume/production issue. How many enema freaks do you think there are that will spend $150-$175 for a nozzle that has a limited lifespan when there is expensive machinery needed to manufacture these? Even if they had a long useful life, there is not a big volume of repeat business.

As @one_eyes notes - http://www.medtech3000.de still provide the DBC in latex material (in fact manufacture as well as own the Rusch patent) Their standard being very high with quality control, as is their approach to consumer marketing & customer satisfaction.

Medtech / Rusch are reputable organizations accredited with supplying these products to both the GDR & Austrian medical faculties, plus they do ship worldwide

Link below takes you to all their available Balloon Catheters individually, also including size specifications, stock inventory codes & cost @ pos:

http://www.zity.biz/index.php?mx=forum;ox=display;msg=759022

As @Switchablesusie points out, personal / private useage would fall at the lower end of the consumer /sales spectrum

Not sure whether www.medicaltoys.com/enemas.htm still have DBC's at their disposal. An email can resolve any enquiry

Another mentioned (zity link above) http://www.vetmedusa.com .Who'd carried them for a time & may no longer be available, the product appeared to be the Cleanstream replica in silicone ??

Cleanstream reviews of their product suggest a poor level in failure rate, greater than that of their counterparts

There could be a resurrection of the Klystra DBC by way of siliconenozzles.com,which would be rebranded & dependant upon the tooling required. .Though it's an unknown factor based on some discussion here as they had been in negotiations with either Klystra's former owner(s) come operator or estate. .Whether it comes to fruition is anybody's guess

I for one am hoping for a return of the klystra nozzles as 500cc inner and 250 outer seems ideal for retention and comfort. However, like multiple people have mentioned, retooling would be expensive for this kind of niche market.

I purchased a pair of latex double balloon nozzles from Germany about a year ago, both balloons are 250cc, and I haven't used either yet. Both are new. I have one listed for sale on the EnemaGuys Forum in the gear for sale section.

I have yet to play with one but I am curious. I saw a new one on eBay the other day- around $30-40. As the saying goes, you get what you pay for......so probably wouldn't be the best product.